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iPhone 13 Pro Max 📷 🌍 Pictures Taken with the iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max Photos up Thread - Worldwide - (2021-2022) 🌎 📸
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Reply to the Question: "How can You Become a Poet?"
by Eve Merriam
- take the leaf of a tree
trace its exact shape
the outside edges
and inner lines
memorize the way it is fastened to the twig
(and how the twig arches from the branch)
how it springs forth in April
how it is panoplied in July
by late August
crumple it in your hand
so that you smell its end-of-summer sadness
chew its woody stem
listen to its autumn rattle
watch it as it atomizes in the November air
then in winter
when there is no leaf left
--invent one
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I read this 35 years ago and never forgot it.
invent one
Apple ProRAW: 13 Pro max.
Been learning more about masking in Lightroom… I never really educated myself on it & didn’t know what it really did. My images now pop with sharpening in only the important areas. It does great with noise on the night sky.
Here is a one minute video
The masking really cleaned up the image below of the tree bush. All of the little sticks and flowers are popping now. So much cleaner!!!
Been learning more about masking in Lightroom… I never really educated myself on it & didn’t know what it really did. My images now pop with sharpening in only the important areas. It does great with noise on the night sky.
Here is a one minute video
The masking really cleaned up the image below of the tree bush. All of the little sticks and flowers are popping now. So much cleaner!!!
Thanks for sharing your photo editing tips!
Sure.. I’m sure I’ll share more soon. I’m glad I researched masking some & found that short video… now I’m re-editing many of my photos, LOL
I have yet to really get the hang of Lightroom, so any help is definitely appreciated.
Editing with Lightroom works best on RAW photos because of the extra data you have to play with. Jpeg photos are already compressed and not much can be done with the image. The best advice I can give is choose a section of Lightroom like highlight adjustments and search YouTube for some quick videos, then do the same for sharpening, exposure, etc. then you’ll feel more comfortable using it. Feel free to ask me any questions as well.
-Todd
I'm happy to see this discussion here, thank you for posting. I've had lightroom for years but never could really get into it since I was pretty proficient with Photoshop, but since getting this iPhone 13 Pro I'm playing with it quite a bit and learning to shoot using it. I have loved the masking in camera raw for a long time and find it very helpful.
Also there are a lot of tutorials available from within the help section of Lightroom itself that can be very helpful.
I was going to try Halide but decided to give LR a go first, since I already have it.
Here are a few shots from Salem MA this past weekend. And my Frenchie that doesn't look very excited about having his picture taken.
That first pizza picture looks familiar for some reason…
Ahh, but it’s not just a Margherita pizza, it’s the margherita pizza with a tiny jalapeno pepper slice on the bottom. Curiouser and curiouser!